Mole

Cats, Rehabilitate

A flea allergy that had gone untreated quickly deteriorated this kitten's health.

 

An allergy left this kitten with alopecia and painful sores on his skin. Frustratingly, regular flea treatment or early intervention with steroid treatment would have prevented his health deteriorating this far. 

At just under a year old, Mole was a confident and playful cat with a machine-like purr. He enjoyed our secure cat garden for playtimes, wearing a jumper to keep him warm in the winter months.

Cat Mole in the cat garden, wearing a jumper to protect from a winter chill

It took 6 weeks to bring him back to good health, and was quickly adopted, popping back for a check-up with our Veterinary team after adoption to ensure he was continuing to improve. And below here he is in his new home with a full coat of fur, his new family told us "He remains adorable, eating really well and loves to play with our cat Tilley. She takes herself up to bed when she has had enough. He sleeps between us at night, adores being cuddled and remains as curious as ever,  we love him dearly."

Cat Mole in his new home with a full coat of fur

Jim the cat in his bed in the cattery, with a paw reaching to the camera

Jim

A memorable new friend with an unusual eye condition

Cats, Rehabilitate

Cat Hercules in the cattery, during his recovery looking a bit scruffy and ill

Hercules

Stronger than he looks

Cats, Rehabilitate, Rehome

Free-roaming cat Mocha who was adopted from Bath Cats and Dogs Home, who now lives happily on a farm

Free-roaming cats

Did you know that we rehome free-roaming cats? 

Cats

Our site uses cookies to give you the best experience. Find out how to manage your cookies or click accept and continue using our site.